Upload media to S3 and other cloud storage
When Pixeltable generates media files (thumbnails, extracted frames, processed images), by default it stores them locally.
Import images, videos, and audio files from S3, GCS, HTTP URLs, or local paths into Pixeltable tables.
Data Import/Export · Notebook · Updated
Colab runs it in your browser. If it calls a model provider, it asks for that provider's API key in a cell.
You insert media URLs as references. Pixeltable stores the URLs and automatically downloads/caches files when you access them through queries or computed columns.
pip install pixeltable
pxt.create_table()insert()add_computed_column()# Add computed columns for image propertiesimages.add_computed_column(width=images.image.width)images.add_computed_column(height=images.image.height)
One cell of the notebook, copied as it is. Open it in Colab for the rest.
When Pixeltable generates media files (thumbnails, extracted frames, processed images), by default it stores them locally.
Convert Pixeltable data to PyTorch DataLoader format for model training.
Send and receive data from PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, TigerData, or Snowflake for use in external applications.
Export Pixeltable tables and queries to CSV, JSON, and Apache Iceberg for spreadsheets, scripts, and the lakehouse.